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Quem manda na prisão? Um olhar sociológico das hierarquias informais e dinâmicas de poder entre reclusos
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Este estudo investiga a formação e dinâmica da hierarquia informal entre reclusos no Estabelecimento Prisional de Faro (EPF), utilizando uma combinação de metodologias qualitativas e quantitativas. A investigação baseia-se na Teoria dos Capitais de Pierre Bourdieu, explorando como diferentes formas de capital (económico, cultural, social e simbólico) influenciam a posição dos indivíduos dentro da estrutura hierárquica prisional. O estudo inclui entrevistas semiestruturadas com reclusos para identificar os atributos por eles valorizados e que facilitam a mobilidade social ascendente ou descendente na hierarquia informal entre reclusos no interior da prisão. O estudo inclui também uma análise de redes sociais que mapeia as interações e conexões entre os reclusos, revelando como as relações sociais influenciam a estrutura de poder e status dentro da prisão. A investigação destaca a importância do capital simbólico, e em particular da masculinidade hegemónica, e do capital social na manutenção e transformação das posições hierárquicas. Ao compreender as dinâmicas internas de poder, o estudo identifica implicações importantes para a gestão prisional e para a formulação de políticas de reabilitação mais eficazes, que considerem as complexas relações sociais que moldam a vida na prisão. Os resultados sugerem que a interação entre diferentes capitais é crucial para a ascensão na hierarquia informal, e que a masculinidade desempenha um papel central na identidade e posição dos reclusos.
This study investigates the formation and dynamics of the informal hierarchy among inmates at the Faro Prison (EPF) using a combination of qualitative and quantitative methodologies. The research is grounded in Pierre Bourdieu’s Theory of Capitals, exploring how different forms of capital (economic, cultural, social, and symbolic) influence individuals' positions within the prison’s hierarchical structure. The study includes semi-structured interviews with inmates to identify the attributes they value that facilitate upward or downward social mobility within the informal hierarchy among inmates inside the prison. The study also involves a social network analysis that maps the interactions and connections among the inmates, revealing how social relationships influence the structure of power and status within the prison. The research highlights the importance of symbolic capital, particularly hegemonic masculinity and social capital, in maintaining and transforming hierarchical positions. By understanding the internal dynamics of power, the study identifies important implications for prison management and formulating more effective rehabilitation policies that consider the complex social relationships that shape prison life. The findings suggest that the interaction between different capitals is crucial for ascension within the informal hierarchy and that masculinity plays a central role in the identity and position of inmates.
This study investigates the formation and dynamics of the informal hierarchy among inmates at the Faro Prison (EPF) using a combination of qualitative and quantitative methodologies. The research is grounded in Pierre Bourdieu’s Theory of Capitals, exploring how different forms of capital (economic, cultural, social, and symbolic) influence individuals' positions within the prison’s hierarchical structure. The study includes semi-structured interviews with inmates to identify the attributes they value that facilitate upward or downward social mobility within the informal hierarchy among inmates inside the prison. The study also involves a social network analysis that maps the interactions and connections among the inmates, revealing how social relationships influence the structure of power and status within the prison. The research highlights the importance of symbolic capital, particularly hegemonic masculinity and social capital, in maintaining and transforming hierarchical positions. By understanding the internal dynamics of power, the study identifies important implications for prison management and formulating more effective rehabilitation policies that consider the complex social relationships that shape prison life. The findings suggest that the interaction between different capitals is crucial for ascension within the informal hierarchy and that masculinity plays a central role in the identity and position of inmates.
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Hierarquia informal Capitais de bourdieu Análise de redes sociais